Collection: MX-5 Keyrings
Every Mazda MX-5 has a story. Whether it’s the raw, analogue feel of the NA, the perfectly balanced NC, or the modern, refined ND - each generation of this legendary roadster holds a special place in the hearts of drivers around the world. Now, you can carry a piece of that legacy with you wherever you go.
Our exclusive collection of MX-5 keyrings is more than just accessories - they’re crafted tributes to the world's most beloved lightweight sports car. Designed with precision and passion, each Mazda keyring in our line-up reflects the unique character of its respective generation. From the classic pop-up headlight charm of the MX-5 NA keyring, to the aggressive lines of the ND, these keyrings are made for true enthusiasts.
For the JDM purists, we’ve also created keyrings for the iconic Eunos Roadster and Japanese-spec Miata - subtle nods to the original spirit of the MX-5 that started it all. Whether you're reliving your first canyon run, reminiscing about summer road trips, or simply looking for the perfect Miata keychain, you’ll find it here.
Built to last and designed to turn heads, these MX-5 accessories make the perfect gift for any owner - or a well-deserved treat for yourself.
Why Eunos and Miata? The MX-5’s Many Names
While “MX-5” is the universal badge for Mazda’s iconic roadster, fans around the world know it by different names and each one tells a story.
In Japan, the first-generation MX-5 was sold under Mazda’s upscale sub-brand Eunos, and was officially called the Eunos Roadster. This version often featured unique JDM touches not found in export models - making it a cult favourite among enthusiasts and import lovers alike.
In North America, the same car was introduced as the Mazda Miata - a name chosen to evoke a friendly, approachable image. “Miata” comes from an old German word meaning “reward,” and for many drivers, that’s exactly what the car has been: a joyful, pure driving experience.
Despite the different names, they all share the same DNA: lightweight, rear-wheel-drive fun with a focus on balance and driver connection. Whether you call it MX-5, Miata, or Eunos Roadster, it’s all part of the same timeless legacy.
